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Optimus • Mar 04, 2026

Elon Musk: Tesla could be first to build AGI in humanoid form

Elon Musk claims Tesla could be the first company to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) within a humanoid robot, specifically its Optimus platform. This suggests Tesla's ambitions extend far beyond electric vehicles into advanced robotics and AI. For enthusiasts, it positions Tesla as a potential leader in the race to create a human-like, general-purpose machine.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

AI's Blind Spot: Why Software Could Outpace Hardware, According to Elon Musk

Elon Musk argues that AI software advancements will outpace hardware development, making efficiency crucial. For Tesla, this means the company's focus on optimizing its Full Self-Driving AI with limited hardware could provide a significant competitive edge. This suggests current Tesla vehicles may see substantial capability improvements through software updates alone.

Latest • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Giga Berlin growth could stall if not “free from external influences”: Elon Musk

Elon Musk warned that expansion at Tesla's Giga Berlin factory could stall if it is not allowed to operate free from external influences, like regulatory hurdles or protests. This statement highlights ongoing challenges the company faces at the German site. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals potential delays in increased production capacity and new models from that facility.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Elon Musk Warns Giga Berlin Expansion Could Stall Ahead of Works Council Vote

Elon Musk has warned that the expansion of Tesla's Giga Berlin factory could stall due to tensions ahead of a key employee vote for a new works council. This indicates that internal labor relations are a significant factor influencing the company's growth plans in Europe. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this potential delay could impact future production capacity and vehicle supply from the German plant.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla vs Cybercab: Elon Musk Launches Legal Battle Against French Depositors

Tesla is engaged in a legal dispute in France over the rights to the "Cybercab" name, which was trademarked by private individuals before the company could secure it. This conflict centers on intellectual property and could impact Tesla's branding for its future robotaxi service in the French market. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights a potential hurdle for the global rollout and naming of Tesla's anticipated autonomous taxi fleet.

FSD • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla Cybercab: Why the Missing Steering Wheel is Elon Musk's Masterstroke

Tesla's new Cybercab has no steering wheel or pedals, signaling a full commitment to autonomous driving. This radical design represents Tesla's vision of a future where cars are no longer driven by humans. For owners, it promises a future of completely driverless transportation.

Latest • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla fans think this reviewer will have to shave his hair due to Musk’s $30,000 Cybercab claim

Elon Musk has reaffirmed that Tesla plans to sell its Cybercab to consumers for under $30,000 by the end of the year. This has sparked playful reactions from fans, who are jokingly reminding tech reviewer Marques Brownlee of a past bet to shave his head if this price point was achieved. The news highlights significant anticipation for an affordable Tesla vehicle, though the bet itself is not expected to be seriously fulfilled.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Elon Musk confirms Tesla Cybercab pricing and consumer release date

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla plans to sell a consumer version of its "Cybercab" robotaxi for under $30,000. The targeted release date for this autonomous vehicle is 2027. This represents a significant step toward making Tesla's self-driving technology accessible to a broader market.

Latest • Feb 17, 2026

California city weighs banning Elon Musk companies like Tesla and SpaceX

A city in California is considering a resolution to ban doing business with Elon Musk's companies, including Tesla and SpaceX, due to alleged violations of labor, environmental, and safety laws. If enacted, this could mean local government agencies would stop purchasing Tesla vehicles and services. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this represents a growing political and regulatory challenge in some regions that could affect the company's operations and public perception.

FSD • Feb 16, 2026

Elon Musk doubles down on Tesla Cybercab timeline once again

Elon Musk has reaffirmed that Tesla's fully autonomous "Cybercab," a vehicle without pedals or a steering wheel, will begin production in April. This announcement reiterates Tesla's aggressive timeline for launching its robotaxi service. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a major near-term step toward Tesla's vision of a self-driving fleet.

Tesla fails to dismiss Blade Runner 2049 copyright lawsuit

Latest • Feb 09, 2026

A U.S. judge has ruled that a copyright lawsuit against Tesla, alleging it used imagery from the film *Blade Runner 2049* without permission, can proceed. This means Tesla and Elon Musk must continue to defend the case in court. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a potential legal distraction and financial risk for the company, though it does not directly impact vehicle operations.